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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
2
McGeven outlines Victor Gruen’s call for bold government and business partnership to revitalize U S cities. He urges business leaders to lead, fund, and join forces with government, warning cosmetic fixes won’t suffice.
Oregon State University research urges proper subclover grass balance on hill pastures to maximize forage from perennials. Subclover adds nitrogen and improves nutritive value. farmers should remove debris, close or clip grass, and apply phosphate fertilizer per soil tests. County extension offers soil test boxes and guidance. results arrive in about three weeks for timely fertilizer planning.
The court has appointed a time and place for hearing objections to the estate of Georgia Violet Smith and for its settlement. Publication dates are August 22 29 and September 5 12 and 19 1968. Florence A. Ott is Administratrix with DEMENT MELDRUM CRAIG OLESON Attorneys for the estate.
The University of Oregon presented 550 candidates for the second annual summer commencement on August 10. Myrtle Point area graduates include Lester V. Simons of 1721 Maple Street earning a Master of Music, son of William Simons, and Robert Bushnell from Powers now living in Springtall earning a Master of Education, son of Mrs. Vivian Gilmore.
The valley mourns Theo dore Easton's sudden death and extends sympathy to his wife and family. Elmer Strode was appointed to fill the office. Mrs Brown underwent leg surgery and is wearing a cast. Ivan Laird attended the monthly BBA meeting at the Coquille office. The piece also mentions visits by Mike and Brad to grandparents and several local residents from Coos Bay and nearby areas.
Mary Farber died at 96 in Myrtle Point Aug. 14 after a life in Powers. Funeral held Aug. 17 at Schroeders Chapel with Rev. Dorman Love officiating. She leaves son Henry Farber of Gresham, daughters Katherine Brady Eva Dwyer Olive Northup, seven grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
Mrs. Leonerd Watson reports Ted Goodwin Bill Burchfield and Truman Hartley planned a late night camping and fishing trip on the river. Jill Watson Iris Northup Kathy Wright Diana Guistrem Vickie Smith Sharon ee ante at Beattle Washington visit relatives. Dale Mellmen Audrey Schroder took a Rogue River fishing trip Monday. Broadbent Grange Ladies say rummage sale was a big success. Tony Beshley is a potions Mehsley Mowplil Cons , a heast.
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